Society dinner honors Mr and Mrs Grate in San Francisco visit
Mrs Grate and child Dorothy Mao nang Webby of San Francisco visit Mr and Mrs A Shorgoy on Mast Savanth street were honored at a prety social courtesy. Mr and Mrs J F Telbuk hosted a dinner party at 715 Mulberry Avenue with a four course menu and festive color theme. The event celebrated a family reunion with reminiscences, music and games. Additional gatherings include a luncheon at Wood Park and an all day outing planned at Asthilter cottage Geneva where Mr and Mrs Girnfo will visit Moling Limola before returning home in Cal. The L. T. Green resignation, Kensington club needlework social, and a birthday anniversary for Mrs Kanto Cossman were also noted with various social activities and plans for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T' Grape
Mee
P. J. Grate
Ron
Dorothy Mao Nang
Vin- Hoa
Mra. Gray
Wood Park
Asthilter
Geneva
Mra
Girnfo
Moling
Limola
Cale Morn
Corns Lift Out With Fingers No Pain
An advertisement touts a Japanese product promising painless corns removal. It claims corns lift easily with fingers, without pain or irritation, and reduces inflammation for swollen or tender feet. The copy targets women with daily foot wear and promises quick relief and lasting comfort.
Proper Thing Now Is to Feel Off Soiled Skin
An odd vintage style ad rejects cosmetics in hot weather urging readers to skip creams powders and rouges. It mocks waxy waxes and promotes a "cold dream" of a facial treatment said to tighten and whiten skin with witch hazel while touting immediate improvement and no harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creauy
Veiter Bride of Wm Schrompf in St Marys Rites
A simple wedding occurred at St Marys church last evening with Elsie Veiter daughter of Ferdinand Veiter of 12 Anglo Street marrying William Schrompf son of Mr and Mrs Antone Schrompf of 415 Means Street. Rev J I Grieser officiated as the couple, after a brief ceremony, planned to reside on rood streets with immediate relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Veiter
WM. Schrempr
St. Mary's Church
Mins
Wille Vetter
Werdinand Wettar
Anglo Street
William Schrompf
Mra
Antone Schrompf
Means Street
J. 1 Grieser
Mrs Gustav Wis Entertains Society At Home
Mrs. Gustav Wor hosted twenty members of the Tedtow Ard Society of St Macy's church at 417 West Eighth Street for an afternoon of needlework and visiting. A wholesome tea hour followed, with refreshments prepared by Mrs Wals. a fortnights later meeting is set at Mrs Frad Weingorter's Sixth Street home. Younger Young People of Mirae Tiapulst church held a park picnic for about thirty members from two to six pm at the Prince with outdoor games and an elaborate spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATD Society
Tiana
Prucopal
Charles Ruthenberg
Jnst
Vouston
A. Lousdtko
Lake Townallo
Mra. Henry
Hay
Houtess
Gustav Wis
St. Macy's Church
Gustav Wor
West Eighth Atreet
Wals
Uueague
Sion
Weal Park
Whon & Company
Mirae Tiapulst
Xover
Samoa
Two-Day Convention Aims to Mobilize Boy Reserves
Washington D C a two day gathering of the United States boys working reserve opened in the council offices. The event seeks to mobilize wartime labor by utilizing American youth in agriculture and other sectors to offset labor shortages after conscription began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Council of National Dafonko Bara
Itin Ho
Andy Ho
Sweetland observes patriotic day with sermon and picnic
Rev H C Milligo announces a patriotic day in Sunday schools nationwide. He will preach at Sweetland Methodist Episcopal in the morning and Moscow in the evening, with Red Cross offerings. A community picnic is planned for July 4 after a noon dinner in the church basement, inviting public attendance. Peter Otto of Wapello, newly elected church officer, will be installed Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Millige
Sweetland Methodiat
Itty
Dia
Atraction i
Phonic
A. J. Wood
Ome
A. J. Wood Andy
Sweetland
Peter Otto
Wapello
Otto
Chile
Hold Reunion at River Junction Plans Annual Gathering
Elaborate arrangements are being made for the annual reunion of old settlers in Henry Walker Park at River Junction on Saturday. Two of the thirty eight era pioneers have passed away since last year. Only Denniz of Coralville remains to represent the once larger group of Johnson county pioneers. A basket dinner will be spread on the tables at noon. Principal speakers are Prof. Bohumi Shimok and Charles M. Dutgher of Town City. There will be singing of patriotic songs and music by the River Junction Sunday school choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walker
River Junction
Sirs
Denniz
Coralville
Johnson County
Pioneera
Han Boon
Bohumi Shimok
Charles M. Dutgher
Town City
Thores
Pastor Robertson urges government to curb waste and tobacco use
The Rev J F Robertson pastor of Knoxville First Methodist writes Washington urging end to grain and liquor waste for war effort. He complains government asks women to conserve while alcohol production wastes food, money, and men. He suggests turning tobacco fields to food and voluntary tobacco cessation as patriot duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Robertson
Methodial Episcopal Church
Knoxville
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Carl Vroormaa
Department of Agriculture
Robertson
Muscatine
First Methodist Church
Lemon Juice Lotion Promises Soft White Skin
A vintage advertisement touts lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a cheap beauty lotion. It claims to whiten freckles tan and blemishes, soften and refresh skin, and advises straining juice and storing in a bottle for months.
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Society
MMS
Trestvent
Reed
Our M Club
Mra. L
Green
Mra. ¢. We
Washington, Tn
Kensington
Brown
Ladies OF the Elks
Tks
Cinch
Malor
Konxington
Meoudames C. A. Carpenter
Traton Yenmalta
DB. L. Carl
Alan
Juocheon
Mondames
J. J Brown
Jean Hehmidt
Franka Boke
Mita Kanto Cossman
Intervala
Cossman Rocolym
Cole
Paiel
Erin
Japan
Ming
Rifto
Ramem
Mommaning Boy Lanot
R. G
Lohr
M. B
Bristol
Muxcatine Hotel
Midg
Nev
H.C. Millico
igventAat
Enaertew
Natre
Mark & Son
Mr. Smith
Chicago
Milan
Saeibien Es
Gorden
Milan Orim
Milans
Panamas
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